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Insurance Lawyers and Law Firms in Missouri (MO)
Insurance Law Firms in Missouri by City
Insurance Firms in Missouri by City
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- Arnold
- Ashland
- Aurora
- Ballwin
- Battlefield
- Bel-Nor
- Bel-Ridge
- Bellefontaine Neighbors
- Belton
- Berkeley
- Black Jack
- Blue Springs
- Breckenridge Hills
- Brentwood
- Bridgeton
- Buckner
- Byrnes Mill
- Camdenton
- Castle Point
- Cedar Hill
- Chesterfield
- Clarkson Valley
- Clayton
- Columbia
- Concord
- Cottleville
- Country Club
- Crestwood
- Creve Coeur
- Dardenne Prairie
- Dellwood
- Des Peres
- Ellisville
- Eureka
- Fenton
- Ferguson
- Florissant
- Frontenac
- Gladstone
- Glasgow Village
- Glendale
- Grain Valley
- Grandview
- Gray Summit
- Green Park
- Greenwood
- Hanley Hills
- Hazelwood
- High Ridge
- Holden
- Holts Summit
- Huntsville
- Independence
- Jefferson City
- Jennings
- Kansas City
- Kirkwood
- Knob Noster
- Ladue
- Lake Lotawana
- Lake St. Louis
- Lee's Summit
- Lemay
- Liberty
- Manchester
- Maplewood
- Marionville
- Marlborough
- Maryland Heights
- Mehlville
- Moberly
- Moline Acres
- Monett
- Mount Vernon
- Murphy
- New Haven
- Nixa
- Normandy
- North Kansas City
- Northwoods
- O'Fallon
- Oak Grove
- Oakland
- Oakville
- Olivette
- Osage Beach
- Overland
- Ozark
- Pacific
- Pagedale
- Parkville
- Peculiar
- Pine Lawn
- Pleasant Hill
- Pleasant Valley
- Raymore
- Raytown
- Republic
- Richmond Heights
- Riverside
- Riverview
- Rock Hill
- Rogersville
- Saint Joseph
- Sappington
- Savannah
- Shrewsbury
- Spanish Lake
- Springfield
- St. Ann
- St. Charles
- St. Clair
- St. John
- St. Joseph
- St. Louis
- St. Paul
- St. Peters
- Strafford
- Sugar Creek
- Sunset Hills
- Town and Country
- Union
- University City
- Valley Park
- Velda City
- Villa Ridge
- Vinita Park
- Warrensburg
- Warson Woods
- Washington
- Weatherby Lake
- Webster Groves
- Weldon Spring
- Wellston
- Wentzville
- Whiteman AFB
- Wildwood
- Willard
- Winchester
- Woodson Terrace
Missouri Insurance Attorneys
Humphrey, Farrington & McClain, PC
Kansas City Personal Injury Lawyers(816) 398-7435 or (888) 353-0491
Humphrey, Farrington & McClain, P.C. has been providing personal injury representation to Independence, Missouri and the surrounding area since 1984. We are a nationally respected law firm with a reputation for winning the most complex cases. Our lawyers are ready to tackle any...
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Worsham Law Firm
Springfield, Missouri Criminal Defense, Family Law, and Bankruptcy Attorneys(417) 658-4172
The Springfield, MO attorneys at Worsham Law Firm have more than 20 years of combined legal experience and can help Missouri residents with various areas of criminal defense, family law, and bankruptcy.
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Carter & Putnam, LLC
Missouri Criminal and Traffic Attorneys(816) 246-8881
The Law Offices of Carter and Putnam LLC is a practice focusing on criminal defense and personal injury cases in Missouri. Attorneys at the firm believe in the legal system, protecting their clients' rights. Whether it is a felony or a misdemeanor, attorneys are ready to fight to...
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Midwest Disability, PA
Kansas City, Missouri Social Security Disability Attorneys(816) 569-2018 or (888) 351-0427
Midwest Disability is a law firm that helps clients who are having trouble getting disability payments. Attorneys at the firm fight for their clients who are trying to deal with the Social Security Administration. They fill out the paperwork and file necessary documents for their...
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Law Office of Kenneth P. Carp
St. Louis Traffic Tickets Lawyer(314) 942-3005
The Law Offices of Kenneth P. Carp specializes in traffic violations and is located in St. Louis, MO. Attorneys in the firm give advice on various traffic violations and tailor every defense to the individual needs of the driver. The firm helps fight driving while intoxicated and...
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Law & Schriener, LLC
St. Louis Criminal Defense Attorneys(314) 480-5602
Law & Schriener, LLC is based in St. Louis, Missouri and specializes in criminal defense. Our firm has been serving clients in and around the surrounding areas of St. Louis since 2001. We practice continual communication with our clients and will meticulously prepare your case...
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The Bradley Law Firm
Personal Injury Lawyers in St. Louis, MO(314) 400-0000
The Bradley Law Firm is a personal injury law firm located in St. Louis, Missouri. Attorney E. Ryan Bradley holds extensive experience representing victims of negligence in a spectrum of claims. He is adept in the court room and at the negotiation table, and he is prepared to handle...
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Meyerkord, Russell, & Hergott
Kansas City, Missouri Personal Injury Attorneys(816) 221-7555 or (888) 880-3157
Meyerkord, Russell & Hergott is a personal injury law firm dedicated to helping individuals and families in the Kansas City area. Our attorneys are committed to providing our clients with the best advice and legal representation possible. If you've been injured through the fault...
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The Welby Law Firm, LLC
St. Louis, Missouri Criminal Defense Attorney(314) 732-4285
At The Welby Law Firm, LLC, our St. Louis criminal lawyers are dedicated in helping clients with drunk driving and DWI violations, drug crimes, and other criminal defense charges.
Part of what has made The Welby Law Firm, LLC successful over the years is our ability to build trust...
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Crowe & Shanahan
St. Louis, Missouri Social Security Disability Attorneys(314) 231-6660 or (877) 213-7793
Crowe & Shanahan has given St. Louis the combined expertise of 80 years spent helping the disabled apply and fight for Social Security benefits, a mission fulfilled with individualized attention and the dogged attention to detail necessary for a successful filing. The firm's...
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The Hoffmann Law Firm, LLC
Car Accident Attorney in St. Louis, Missouri(314) 361-4242 or (866) 763-6433
The Hoffman Law Firm, LLC is the legal practice of St. Louis, Missouri personal injury attorney Christopher S. Hoffman, providing legal representation to clients throughout Missouri, as well as Illinois. Mr. Hoffman has nearly 20 years of legal experience providing aggressive and...
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Law Offices of Mark Dean
St. Louis, Missouri Personal Injury & Accident Lawyer(314) 872-2120 or (800) 431-3212
The Law Offices of Mark Dean is the legal practice of St. Louis, Missouri based personal injury attorney Mark Dean, providing legal representation to clients throughout Missouri via multiple office locations throughout the state, as well as one in neighboring Illinois. Mr. Dean has...
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Allan & Summary, LC
Criminal Law, Legal Malpractice & Intellectual Property Law Firm in St. Louis, Missouri(314) 531-2442 or (866) 920-8259
Allan & Summary, L.C. represents people and businesses across Missouri. The firm offers a full range of service in the following areas of the law. With 35+ years in the legal field, John J. Allan of Allan & Summary has the experience serving clients and effectively managing...
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Bley & Evans, LC
Personal Injury and Car Accident Lawyers in Columbia, Missouri(573) 443-8385
At the Bley & Evans, LC, we represent clients throughout Missouri in a variety of serious injury claims. From our offices in Columbia, we work diligently to see that every client receives fair compensation for injuries suffered at the hands of negligent people or companies. You...
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Bryan Cave LLP
Business and Litigation Law Firm in Missouri(314) 259-2000
Bryan Cave LLP is a leading business and litigation firm with global reach, a strong reputation and a long history of success. We do interesting and challenging work for a diverse client base, including businesses, financial institutions and not-for-profit organizations, government...
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Capes, Sokol, Goodman & Sarachan, P.C.
At Capes, Sokol, Goodman & Sarachan, P.C., we are committed to exceeding client expectations. Since 2001, our team of nearly two dozen legal professionals has gone above and beyond the norm to provide our clients with creative legal solutions to life's most important challenges...
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Dollar, Burns & Becker, L.C.
Missouri Personal Injury and Truck Accident Attorneys(816) 876-2600
At Dollar, Burns & Becker, L.C., we are passionate in our representation of people who have been injured in semi-truck crashes, from nursing home abuse, and other forms of personal injury. We have earned a nationwide reputation as experienced trial attorneys. Our advocacy and...
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Evans & Dixon, L.L.C.
Business Services, Civil Litigation, and Workers' Compensation Law Firm(314) 621-7755
Evans & Dixon has remained dedicated to the advancement and innovations required to meet our clients' changing needs for more than 65 years. Our practice historically has been focused in the areas of Workers' Compensation and Civil Litigation defense matters but has expanded...
Other Offices: Kansas City, Springfield
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Fox Goldblatt & Singer PC
St. Louis Personal Injury Lawyers(314) 231-4100 or (877) 858-4699
Fox Goldblatt & Singer PC is run a differently from most law firms. At The Goldblatt Law Firm, L. Steven Goldblatt will get the best results for his clients. The firm's goal is to make its clients feel comfortable working with Steven Goldblatt and to break down any barriers to...
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Fredman & Fredman, P.C.
St. Louis, Missouri Criminal Defense and Family Law Firm(314) 454-1200
Fredman and Fredman are St Louis Missouri criminal defense, family law and personal injury lawyers. The attorneys and staff are proud to offer a full service law firm that is capable, prepared, and eminently qualified to represent you no matter what legal challenges you face.
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Gray, Ritter & Graham, PC
St. Louis, Missouri Personal Injury and Commercial Litigation Lawyers(314) 732-0728 or (888) 743-4054
Gray, Ritter & Graham represents clients in Missouri, Illinois, Arkansas and the surrounding areas. We bring in-depth experience, collaborative teamwork and thorough preparation to every case. Our personal injury attorneys know that the outcome is important, even critical, to...
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Hawkins Parnell Thackston & Young LLP
Labor & Employment, Legal Malpractice, Medical Malpractice, Municipal Liability(314) 678-8600
Hawkins Parnell Thackston & Young LLP offers the resources and experience to represent clients nationally in a wide array of practice areas. While trial success has always been a hallmark of HPTY, our attorneys are well equipped to serve their clients' interests to the best result...
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Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP
National Law Firm(314) 241-2600
Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP was founded in 1934 and is headquartered in Chicago. We have offices in 12 states: Arizona, California, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, Oregon, Rhode Island and Wisconsin.
At Hinshaw, we value long-term client...
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Husch Blackwell LLP
Full-Service Law Firm in Kansas City, Missouri(816) 983-8000
We are one of the leading commercial law firms in the Midwest and are recognized nationally for our transactional and litigation practices. The Corporate Board Member magazine has consistently ranked our firm as one of the "Best Corporate Law Firms in America."
Our firm has earned...
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Kutak Rock LLP
Corporate, Securities, Real Estate, Tax, Public Finance & Litigation(816) 960-0090
Kutak Rock LLP is a national law firm serving local, regional and national clients in a broad practice which emphasizes corporate, securities, real estate, tax, public finance and litigation. We have approximately 400 lawyers with offices in Atlanta, Chicago, Denver, Des Moines,...
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The EAC report covers voter registration that occurred between the November 2008 and November 2010 elections.
"The new data underscore the effectiveness of enforcement in giving low income Americans a voice in the democratic process," said Lisa Danetz, Senior Counsel at Demos and co-lead counsel in a settled lawsuit against Ohio. "For example, Ohio topped the EAC list for voter registration at public assistance offices. As a result of our lawsuit, the state institutionalized procedures to offer voter registration. Those procedures will ensure that voter registration does not fall off the radar screen."
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ATLANTA, GA. –A coalition of voting rights groups filed suit
today against Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp and Commissioner of the
Georgia Department of Human Services (DHS) Clyde J. Reese III to remedy the
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public assistance offices, as required by the National Voter Registration Act
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"The State of Georgia has been ignoring its responsibilities
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Fall is my favourite season. I love the beautiful transition from the warmth of summer to the chill of winter. When I was a kid, I would always get excited on the first morning that I could see my breath as I made my way to school. I also love the changing of the leaves. I've lived in the UK so long that I usually don't get homesick, but sometimes I'll spot a tree turning golden or red and suddenly I'll wish I was back in Canada.
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These muffins were quite a spontaneous affair. Two days ago, I saw a few bananas going spotty on our dining table and I thought "aha. Banana muffins this weekend". Just before baking these yesterday, it struck me that simple bananas... Continue reading →
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I am no cheesecake expert. I bake one usually only once a year, so I consider myself a novice in the art of the cheesecake. Still, I do love cheesecake with it's sumpremely rich taste and smooth texture. I love... Continue reading →
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Summer has passed perishingly quickly! Since I ended my moratorium on baking in mid-June I've baked a fair amount, but I'm afraid I've not been able to blog about it. So here is my first post in quite a while!... Continue reading →
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I had a startling realisation a few months ago when I was looking back through my recipes as I put together my cookbook. My blog would be turning 5 years old in April! I almost could not believe it! When... Continue reading →
Creme Egg Brownies
I have fond memories of Easter. In my rather non-religious upbringing, this holiday was always about the chocolate. I can remember waiting, waiting, desperately waiting for permission to come down stairs on Easter morning for the egg hunt around the... Continue reading →
Lemon Raspberry Cupcakes with Lemon Curd Buttercream
Spring has definitely arrived! I know this because my nose is itchy and also I have had to start taking my once daily loratadine – but the sunshine and mild weather more than make up for it. These cupcakes are... Continue reading →
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Bob Wood, owner Wood's Custom Buildings established in 2005,over 40 years experience in the building industry Residential and Commercial, Wood's Custom Buildings service the Tampa Bay Area and the entire State of Florida
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June 10, 2014 - 3721 Se 11th Pl, Ocala, FL
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Type: Res bldg | Permit #: BLD14-0620
May 16, 2014 - 9380 Nw 227th Pl, Marion County, FL
Value: $8,800 | Type: R036 - res addition frm-msy non-habit | Permit #: 2014050171
April 9, 2014 - 400 Se 168th Ct, Marion County, FL
Value: $12,000 | Type: R051 - res carport-garage frm-msnry | Permit #: 2014020238
February 12, 2014 - 2346 Drew St, B, Clearwater, FL
Type: Building - construction permit | Permit #: BCP2014-02193
June 6, 2012 - 1234 Woodlawn Ter, Clearwater, FL
Type: Building - construction permit | Permit #: BCP2012-06112
June 8, 2009 - 7808 Bullara Dr, Temple Terrace, FL
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Value: $15,000 | Type: Addition/alter/remdl/resid | Permit #: 09-615
June 8, 2009 - 7808 Bullara Dr, Temple Terrace, FL
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Value: $20,000 | Type: Accessory bldg detached (residential) | Permit #: 05-00004098
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Juana Vega, Assistant Director in the Office of Multicultural Affairs & Diversity Programs, was recently featured in the Democrat and Chronicle's ConXion blog.
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A writer with Washington Post's online blog, Wonkblog, who has a history of pro-marijuana leaning articles, recently published a story called, "No, marijuana use doesn't lower your IQ"
The article goes on to question the association between marijuana and IQ based on findings from the ASLPAC study just released. We asked Dr. Madeline Meier, now at ASU, who co-authored the now famous Dunedin study showing a significant reduction in IQ among heavy adolescent marijuana users, about the Wonkblog accusations. Here was her reply:
"This new paper looks interesting. It does not relate in any way to our findings from the Dunedin Study, however.
Our finding was that adults who were long-term dependent on cannabis and those who used cannabis 4 or more times per week during the 20 years after adolescence, had lost IQ points by age 38. Those who lost the most IQ points were those who had started their cannabis use youngest, as teens.
There is no reason to expect that teens who have used cannabis only 50 times would already show a loss of IQ points by age 15. The ALSPAC study would need at least 20 more years of follow up, and data on cannabis dependence, before it could be compared to the Dunedin Study."


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According to a report on GigaOM, Samsung is indefinitely delaying the release of its first Tizen phone on order to beef up the application store. Is Samsung better off putting this effort out to pasture?
If you'll remember, Tizen OS is the Samsung-developed operating system that the company supposedly envisions taking over their Android offerings some day. To this point, the release of the Samsung Z Tizen phone has seen nothing but delays.
Tizen, a Samsung-developed operating system based on MeeGo, has been installed on cameras and smartwatches, but has yet to make it onto a smartphone. Earlier this year, a Tizen launch was nixed in Japan after carriers pulled out, and a Tizen developer's conference in Russia where the Samsung Z was set to be launched was cancelled after attendees learned there were no production devices at the event. Samsung said it will "continue to actively work with Tizen Association members to further develop both Tizen OS and the Tizen ecosystem."
Although the operating system has shipped with cameras and watches, the debut smartphone running the OS has yet to ship, surely a disappointment to Samsung internally. Despite their pole position for Android sales, Samsung would prefer to be less dependent on the Android operating system. On the heels of less-than-stellar quarterly numbers, Samsung is facing increased scrutiny on the mobile front.
Additionally, Samsung is feeling the heat from increased competition.
…low-end Android devices from Chinese companies such as Huawei and Xiaomi are cutting into Samsung's sales, and its display and microprocessor divisions, which supply smartphone components for the mobile division, are feeling trickle-down effects.
Could a new operating system succeed in this smartphone market? Dominated by Android and iOS, the smartphone market seems to be saturated with options. Those competitor operating systems that have vied for third place – Windows Phone and BlackBerry – have dealt with similar problems in the market. There just aren't enough applications in their respective app stores.
At least Samsung realizes the importance of a strong app store, but will this period of delay really augment the app store enough to make it a formidable competitor? Both the Google Play Store and the App Store have built what seem like insurmountable leads, which is unfortunate – a strong third-place operating system would put pressure on the incumbents and increase innovation.


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Dr. Steven A. Dicairano has been practicing medicine for 32 years. Dr. Dicairano graduated from the Univ Di Bologna, Fac Di Med E Chirurgia, Bologna, Italy in 1982. He practices medicine in Yonkers, NY and 2 other locations and specializes in Internal Medicine. Dr. Dicairano is affiliated with New York Presbyterian Lawrence Hospital, Greenwich Hospital and White Plains Hospital. He speaks English, Chinese and Spanish.
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Medical School: Univ Di Bologna, Fac Di Med E Chirurgia, Bologna, Italy
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Aromatase Inhibitor Patients Usually Are Not Treated for Increased Fracture Risk
The American Society of Clinical Oncology received bad news about Breast Cancer Patients this week. A study of women with breast cancer, being treated with Aromatase Inhibitors (AI), was presented at the 2014 Breast Cancer Symposium. AI is a great treatment for breast cancer, however…
AI is known to decrease bone strength and to increase Fracture Risk. How many of these patients were evaluated for their bone health? Only 54%. How many got a repeat evaluation to check to be sure that their bone health was not deteriorating? Only 46%.
Of those tested, 43% had a DXA T-score in the "osteopenia" range. In this situation, FRAX is needed to calculate Fracture Risk. 41% of this group met guidelines for treatment with medication to prevent bone loss and Fractures. Of those who should have been treated, only 23% were.
Running Sports = Better Bones For Life
Running your butt off several days weekly, as a child, is good for your bones. And the benefits last a lifetime!
We already knew that vigorous running sports can produce a peak bone mass and bone size at least 50% better than couch potatoes'. Now a study, in the Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports, of elderly individuals has shown that these traits persist long after retirement from sports. Fracture rates and Fracture Risk are also lower in former athletes.
A Delicate Balance
A delicate balance between bone formation and bone resorption is needed for Healthy Bone. This balance is naturally present until menopause in a woman or "Low T" in a man. The main players are OsteoBlasts, OsteoClasts, and OsteoCytes.
OsteoBlasts are cells that build bone by producing bone matrix (Anabolic). OsteoClasts are cells that resorb or take away bone (Resorptive). Both live on the surface of bone. OsteoCytes live inside bone and control the balance of formation and resorption through the hormone Osteoprotegrin (OPG). OPG supresses the number and activity of OsteoClasts.
Estradiol is the hormone that tells the OsteoCytes to make enough OPG to keep the Osteoclasts under control. Women make Estradiol from Estrogen. Men make Estradiol from Testosterone. Women after menopause (about age 50) and men after about age 70 no longer make enough Estradiol to produce enough OPG. Then it is Osteoclasts Gone Wild.
Modern Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) is an obvious possibility in a woman. Estrogen is back on board. Prolia (Denosumab in osteoporosis dose), and Evista (Raloxifene), are two novel osteoporosis medications designed to bring unruly OsteoClasts under control. They both mimic the natural process, but in different ways. We will address each in coming posts.
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"Baby-Boomers" Should Check Their Bones
A patient had no idea why her doc sent her to me for a Complete Bone Health Evaluation. As a "baby-boomer", she lives by the motto: "You are only as old as you choose to be." And she chooses to remain young. If only it were possible…..
"I can't have Osteoporosis. I used to drink milk. I am active and I plan to stay active!!! So I just can't have Osteoporosis!" Unfortunately, she does have Osteoporosis by BMD on her DXA, by the multiple Vertebral Fractures on VFA, and by FRAX. Still, there are simple steps to rescue her Bone Health before she Fractures.


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clearlyLine breaks: clear¦ly
Pronunciation: /ˈklɪəli /
1In a clear manner; with clarity: her ability to write clearly [as submodifier]: on white paper, the seeds are clearly visible
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intelligibly, plainly, distinctly, comprehensibly, understandably, perspicuously, with clarity;
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obviously, evidently, patently, unquestionably, undoubtedly, without doubt, indubitably, plainly, decidedly, surely, assuredly, certainly, definitely, undeniably, incontrovertibly, irrefutably, incontestably, unmistakably, doubtless;
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Industrial metals (copper, aluminium, nickel, etc.) daily review (June 11, 2014)
Base Metals
Base metals on the LME apart from Copper traded on a negative note yesterday taking cues from mixed global market sentiments. Also, mixed trend in LME inventories coupled with strength in the DX acted as negative factors.
However, sharp losses were cushioned on the positive jobs data from the US and favorable inflation data from China.
In the Indian markets, base metals traded lower in line with international markets.
LME Copper prices rose by 0.3 percent yesterday as China's central bank announced a 0.5 percentage-point cut in reserve requirements for some banks, in line with statement by Chinese Premier Li Keqiang that policy makers will focus more on targeted measures to support economic growth. Further, favorable economic data from the biggest consumers, the US and China along with positive industrial production data from Euro Zone supported gains.
However, rise in risk aversion in the market sentiments coupled with strength in the DX capped sharp gains. The red metal closed at $6697/tonne on Tuesday.
MCX Copper prices gained 0.4 percent owing to Rupee depreciation and touched an intra-day high of Rs.401.15/kg before closing at Rs.400.9/kg in the last trading session.
We expect LME Copper prices to trade mixed today as the measures by the China's central bank boosted growth outlook and will act as a positive factor for the red metal. Also, expectations of decline in unemployment rate data from UK will support gains.
While on the other hand, strength in the DX along with rise in risk aversion in the market sentiments will cap sharp gains or even reversal in prices.
In the Indian markets, Rupee movement will provide further direction to prices.
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In keeping with this week's episode theme, we're going to assign a kind of food to each scene. Don't worry. It'll all make sense.
We start up on a glass house (don't throw stones!) with a sign that reads "Melville Nursery." A guy we can assume is Mr. Melville walks up to the entrance wearing a big puffy brown vest/coat over a flannel shirt. He waves at an extra as he passes, because he's just that damned friendly. Cut to inside the greenhouse, where someone with work gloves is holding a carrot and messing with some greens. Papa Melville, a doughy balding man, walks in and sees his daughter, who is wearing a purple sweater hardly designed for gardening, as she plucks out little kryptonite stones from the soil. What does she think, that Lana dropped her necklace in there or something? How does she think these glowing, humming stones are normal? Daddy Melville tells the girl that if she's not in the mood for spaghetti, he can order Thai. They have Thai food in Smallville? Right. Because it's so ethnic. The girl says she doesn't want either: She wants to look good for Lana's birthday party. Dad tells her she's focusing a little too much on the one party. The girl, who will be known later on in the episode as "Cellulita" because she sucks the fat out of people (sorry if I ruined the surprise for you), is shown spinning around to face her dad for the first time and GOOD GOD, WHAT'S WRONG WITH HER NECK!?! The poor actress is wearing a fat suit, and it looks like her neck is trying to eat the rest of her. And her body doesn't look as overweight as that neck would imply. Cellulita says nobody likes her, and why should they: "I'm a cow." She's not going to eat any more food, "just this," she says, picking up a bushel of carrots. What, carrots aren't food? Don't tell Bugs Bunny. He'll be pissed. Dad looks very worried. He examines some soil in a bucket where a glowing piece of kryptonite lies. This scene was a dry sandwich, no mayo.
The offices of The Torch. Cellulita is cutting out pictures from magazines, pasting copies of photos of her face on the bodies of models. And who among us has not done that? Right now, my head is pasted onto Jack Black's body on my desktop. At one point, Cellulita seems to take particular pleasure cutting off the head of a swimsuit model. The WB just got a cease-and-desist letter from Sports Illustrated. Chloe, whose hairflip has calmed to the point where she doesn't spontaneously fly away, comes up to Cellulita. "Cutting the heads off supermodels," she snarks. "Kinda redundant, isn't it?" You mean like Chloe and a pair of scissors being in the same room? Cellulita says that she was looking for an outfit to wear to the party. A bikini? Chloe asks if Cellulita can give her and Pete an "algebra download." Cellulita asks, from deep within her neck, if Clark doesn't usually help them with that. Pete says that Clark is preoccupied helping the birthday girl with her party prep. He does a little dance when he says that, and Cellulita jigs right along. It must be love. To sweeten the download deal, Chloe purrs, "We'll even buy you luuuunch." God, Chloe can be so cruel. That scene was an apple that started out kinda sweet, but then you find a dead worm that choked on its own vomit inside.
Lunch. Cellulita is pouring a nasty concoction out of a metal thermos that looks like one of the nastier Odwalla green things that I don't dare try. (Although I do swear by their "Mo' Beta" juice.) "That looks…appetizing," Pete says, looking as if he's about to yarf. Chloe looks grossed out. "Losing weight is never pretty," Cellulita says, and as she does, the vibration of the vocal cords reverberating under her huge fake neck sends a rumble through the lunchroom. Two guys walk up to the three of them and ask Pete if he wants to join their pick-me-up game of b-ball. Yeah, sure, ask the black man. I see how you are, The WB. The lead b-ball guy says that of course, that's unless he wants to keep whale-watching. This guy is so not a prize to be talking like that. He's wearing a very femme-looking orange sweater, and his eyes are so beady that he's in danger of somebody trying to make a bracelet out of his eyeballs. And his name's "Dustin." Has there ever been a nice guy named "Dustin"? Cellulita darts her eyes and looks scared, mostly because the fake neck is cutting off her oxygen supply. Pete tells the guy to back off. "I didn't know you were a chubby chaser," MeanDustin tells Pete. He bounces the basketball and it hits the drink thermos, spilling kryptodwalla all over Cellulita. She looks humiliated and walks off. "You'd think someone that big would have thicker skin," MeanDustin says. Pete "grrrrrs," grabs the ball, and clocks the dude right on the side of the face. Nice! That's right! He's a righteous black man, The WB! "You'd think someone that stupid would have a thicker head," Chloe vamps, but it's not nearly as satisfying as the basketball clocking. Pete and Chloe walk off and are remarkably not chased by the hooligans. This scene was a delicious, thirst-quenching sports drink.


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Did you watch the Tony Awards last night? The evening began with Hugh Jackman proving his physical fitness -- his knees get such a workout -- by hopping through his entire continuous shot production number, basically a tour of the backstage and upcoming performers in costume.
That led to a night of high energy but strange and touristy musical number choices like numbers from ancient top-selling shows (Les Miz and Wicked) rather than new ones that need the sales help and non-Broadway celebrities like Sting and Jennifer Hudson taking up a lot of room to sell shows that aren't even open. It'd be a bit like the Oscars going "how about Interstellar?" while giving prizes to Gravity back in March.
Hugh Jackman also rapped with LL Cool Jr via the famously chatty opening number of "The Music Man" Hugh Jackman has now spent 14 years of his career playing Wolverine and at this point he's really wasting his life (I mean once you have 100s of millions, what's 20 million more?). He needs to commit and make only movie musicals before he's too old.
Highlights and winners of the night after the jump...
[Editor's Navel-Gazing Note: I remind all readers upfront and as apology for this extraordinarily longwinded review that the X-Men are part of Nathaniel's actual soul, having clung to them like actual friends and role models for his entire childhood and adolescence. Other comics were mere 'entertainment'. The X-Men were the loves of his young life. - Nathaniel]
The most visually intoxicating character in the latest "When Mutants Collide!" movie is Blink (Fan Bingbing). She has very little dialogue, if any, but linguistic skill is not a mutation ("Hey now...," protests Cypher, who the movies will surely continue to shun). Blink's highly effective signature move involves tossed off pink teleportation portals which she, her teammates, and their enemies jump, run, stumble, fly or are thrown through. Think of it as Nightcrawler's disorientingly rapid teleportation, if it involved all characters in a scene and could be used malevolently against some of them.
In the very exciting opening battle sequence of X-Men Days of Future Past we see this power used frequently and awesomely as she helps her teammates (Warpath, Collosus, Storm, Iceman, Sunspot and more) to surprise, fight back, and evade (for a short time at least) their attackers, an army of mutant-killing robots known as The Sentinels. But these Sentinels learn quickly, and are very good at their job: killing mutants. The tides turn and a mutant massacre begins... or does it?
It's Mutant Week! With X-Men Days of Future Past, the 4th X-Men movie upon us nearly upon us -- Yes, fourth, shut up...Last Stand and both Wolverine solo movies do not exist...lalala ♪ I can't hear you -- we should celebrate Marvel's homo superior this week, even if we have to do so by way of 20th Century Fox.
Herewith a retrofitted piece celebrating my choice for "Best Shot" from the first movie. (If you'd like to play the Best Shot game, post your choice by tomorrow night and I'll link up in the index)
In some ways the original X-Men (2000) is a tentative and mediocre movie: the budget limitations are obvious, Halle Berry is as lost as you remembered (though Storm is a strangely minor character), and the central evil plot is just dumb. But in other ways it's undervalued and not just because of the downward spiral that followed after the sequel.
X-Men makes smart choices about narrowing its focus for a first film (centering on Wolverine & Rogue) and the one character it totally reimagines -- that'd be Mystique -- is a major success.
What's more director Bryan Singer actually makes use of the widescreen in his mise-en-scène. Too few filmmakers do, just shoving everything into the center of the frame or shooting everything in relentless close-up. Even action sequences are shot with a preference for top of head and chin shaving close-ups these days but, much like musical numbers, action sequences are more memorable and coherent when they include whole bodies in the frame. And even though Singer's compositional tricks get a bit repetitive, like the recurring out of focus introduction of characters in the background, which you can see above, they're aesthetically pleasing.
X-Men was lensed by Newton Thomas Sigel, who has shot all of Singer's movies since The Usual Suspects (1995). This is my favorite shot in the film, Wolverine lost in the X-Mansion, bewildered by the new sites. He sees his reflection multiplied, across the team uniforms. Isn't it a beauty, narratively speaking? And Jackmanically speaking, too.
What are your fondest memories of the first film?
In so many ways I wish Hugh Jackman could move on from Wolverine, the role that brought him enormous fame but which he has been performing for 14 of his 15 years in motion pictures. That's longer than virtually any TV star performs their signature role. And there are more years to come with at least one more solo film booked after X-Men Days of Future Past. Think of the movie musicals and wide variety of dramas or comedies he could have done in that time!
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Because I am a glutton for punishment and The X-Men were a huge part of my developmental process as a human being (you don't even want to know how obsessed I was from the ages of, like, 8-18) will do like what we did with Maleficent. A Yes, No, Maybe So™ reaction to (almost) every last piece of the trailer.
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The 25 Films: Bless Their Little Hearts (1984), Brandy in the Wilderness (1969), Cicero March (1966), Daughter of Dawn (1920), Decasia (2002), Ella Cinders (1926), Forbidden Planet (1956), Gilda (1946), The Hole (1962), Judgment at Nuremberg (1961), King of Jazz (1930), The Lunch Date (1989), The Magnificent Seven (1960), Martha Graham Early Dance film (1931-44), Mary Poppins (1964), Men & Dust (1940), Midnight (1939), Notes on the Port of St. Francis (1951), Pulp Fiction (1994), The Quiet Man (1952),The Right Stuff (1983), Roger & Me (1989), A Virtuous Vamp (1919), Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf (1966), and Wild Boys of the Road (1933)
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Persistent polybaric rests of calc-alkaline magmas at Stromboli volcano, Italy: pressure data from fluid inclusions in restitic quartzite nodules
- Gloria Vaggelli,
- Lorella Francalanci,
- Giovanni Ruggieri,
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A fluid-inclusion study has been performed on quartzite nodules of stromboli volcano hosted by calc-alkaline lavas of both the Strombolicchio (200 ka) and Paleostromboli II (60 ka) periods. The nodules are mainly composed of quartz crystals with subordinate plagioclase and K-feldspar. Small interstitial minerals such as plagioclase, K-feldspar, clinopyroxene, biotite, and quartz are also found, together with glass. Muscovite, epidote and zircon occur as accessory minerals. Different quartzite nodules occur: (1) equigranular polygonal granoblastic quartzite nodules forming a polygonal texture with clear triple points; (2) inequigranular polygonal granoblastic quartzite nodules; and (3) break-up nodules with strongly resorbed quartz. These quartzites are restites from partial melting, involving felsic crustal rocks at the magma/wall rock contact. Restitic quartz re-crystallises at variable and generally high temperatures, leading to the formation of quartzites with different textures. Quartz grains contain five types of fluid inclusions distinguished on the basis of both fluid type and textural/phase relationships at room temperature. Type I are two-phase (liquid+vapour) CO2-rich fluid inclusions. They are primary and subordinately pseudosecondary in origin and have undergone re-equilibration processes. Type II mono-phase/two-phase (vapour/liquid+vapour) CO2-rich fluid inclusions are the most common and, based on their spatial distribution and shape, they can be divided into two subclasses: type IIa and type IIb. Type II inclusions are secondary or pseudosecondary and they are assumed to have formed after decrepitation of type I inclusions and cracking of the host quartz. Type III inclusions are mono-phase (vapour); they possibly contain CO2 at very low density and surround the inner rims of quartz grains. Type IV two-phase silicate-melt inclusions contain glass±CO2-rich fluid. Some of them are cogenetic with type II inclusions. Finally, type V two-phase (liquid+vapour) aqueous inclusions are both vapour-rich and liquid-rich aqueous inclusions. Microthermometric experiments were performed on both type I and II inclusions. Type I inclusions homogenise to liquid between 20 and 30.5 °C. Type IIa inclusions homogenise to vapour in the 24 to 30 °C range, with a maximum peak of frequency at 29 °C. Type IIb inclusions also homogenise to vapour between 14 and 25 °C. There appears to be no difference in homogenisation temperature distribution between the Strombolicchio and Paleostromboli II samples. The trapping pressures of the fluid inclusions have been obtained by combining the microthermometric data of the Strombolicchio and Paleostromboli II samples with the pressure–temperature–volume (i.e. density) characteristics for a pure CO2 system. The data on the early inclusions (type I) suggest an important magma rest at a pressure of about 290 MPa (i.e. about 11-km depth). Type IIa CO2 inclusions suggest that a second magma rest occurred at a pressure of about 100 MPa (i.e. about 3.5-km depth), whereas type IIb inclusions were trapped later at a shallower depth during the final magma upwelling. No pressure/depth differences seem to occur between the Strombolicchio and Paleostromboli II periods, indicating the same polybaric rests for the calc-alkaline magmas of Stromboli, despite their significantly different ages. This persistence in magma stagnation conditions from 200 to 60 ka suggests a similar plumbing system for the present-day Strombolian activity.
Within this Article
- Introduction
- Volcanological and petrological background
- Aeolian crustal basement
- Analytical techniques
- Petrography of quartzite nodules
- Fluid inclusions
- Microthermometry
- Compositions of the fluid inclusions
- Chemical data of silicate-melt inclusions
- Discussion
- Conclusions and volcanological implications
- References
- References
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- Title
- Persistent polybaric rests of calc-alkaline magmas at Stromboli volcano, Italy: pressure data from fluid inclusions in restitic quartzite nodules
- Journal
Bulletin of Volcanology
Volume 65, Issue 6 , pp 385-404
- Cover Date
- 2003-08-01
- 10.1007/s00445-002-0264-8
- Print ISSN
- 0258-8900
- Online ISSN
- 1432-0819
- Publisher
- Springer-Verlag
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- Keywords
- Stromboli
- Calc-alkaline magmas
- Fluid inclusions
- Melt inclusions
- Quartzite nodules
- Pressure data
- Polybaric rests
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Gloria Vaggelli (A1)
- Lorella Francalanci (A2) (A3)
- Giovanni Ruggieri (A4)
- Silvia Testi (A3)
- Author Affiliations
- A1. C.N.R. Istituto di Geoscienze e Georisorse, Sezione di Firenze, Via La Pira 4, 50121, Firenze, Italy
- A2. Dipartimento di Scienze della Terra, Università di Firenze, Via La Pira 4, 50121, Firenze, Italy
- A3. Dipartimento di Scienze della Terra, Università degli Studi di Firenze, Via La Pira 4, 50121, Firenze, Italy
- A4. C.N.R., Istituto di Geoscienze e Georisorse, Via Moruzzi 1, 56124, Pisa, Italy


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Hello all,
Well I bought a AHS extract kit from them them on the Feb. 1st. and I picked up the kit today from a parcel drop off place. The yeast was shipped with a cold pack for the yeast but there is a good chance it was at room temp for about 5 days. Is the yeast still good to use? Whats the worst that could happen?
The yeast by the way is:
White Labs German Lager WLP830
The yeast right now is pretty cool from the ride home in the trunk.
My plan was to buy the kits from AHS then buy the yeast up here, but by the looks of things only one place in Winnipeg carry's the Wyeast and no one carry's the White labs.
Thanks for the help!!
It will be fine. Just keep it in the fridge until you need it.
I'd create a starter. But then again, I do a starter for every beer...
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Thanks!! the instructions state to warm it up before i pitch it.....is that necessary?
Well i got the extract batch going already (first one). I'm just going to pitch it as per the instructions. Also got to find a cold place to ferment at.....looks like the closet by the back door is as cold as I'm going to find in the house.
Maybe I should look into starters if Im going to keep on ordering from AHS.
Well I pitched it at the wort temp of 70 and the yeast was close to the same. After about 13hrs not much was happening a bubble maybe every 5 min....if that.
But I got home later tonight and it is going crazy.....huge layer of foam and the airlock is going nuts. Should be good.....was hard finding a place that cold in my house though.
Oh well time for hockey and when i get back it's Belgian white beer brew time!!
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TechPowerUp GPU-Z 0.6.9 released, supports the Radeon HD 7790 and GeForce GTX 650 Ti with GPU Boost
AMD and NVIDIA are about to heat up the sub-$200 GPU market with their Radeon HD 7790 and GeForce GTX 650 Ti with GPU Boost, respectively, and to meet these new GPUs is a new version of TechPowerUp's GPU-Z, version 0.6.9.
GPU-Z now also supports the HD 8870M, GeForce GT 415 and GT 750M. For NVIDIA's Kepler GPUs, the DirectX feature-set value is now fixed. You can download GPU-Z 0.6.9 here.
AMD Catalyst 13.3 Beta 3 drivers released, improvements for SimCity and Far Cry 3
If you're a Radeon user, you might want to check out AMD's latest goodies in the form of the Catalyst 13.3 Beta 3 drivers. The new drivers provide some performance improvements in both SimCity and Far Cry 3, as well as improve the latency performance issues in Tomb Raider and Hitman: Absolution.
Here's a full list of what you can expect:
- Improve performance in Sim City 5 up to 16 percent
- Improves performance in Far Cry 3 up to 5 percent
- Improves latency performance issues seen in Tomb Raider and Hitman Absolution
- Resolves slight corruption seen in Tomb Raider with TressFX enabled for CrossFire and single GPU configurations
Download the AMD Catalyst 13.3 Beta 3 drivers for Windows, right here.
Microsoft back-peddles on Office 2013 retail license, now lets you transfer to new PC
It seemed that the whole tech community was up in arms over Microsoft's decision to tie all retail licenses of its Office 2013 to single install on a single PC, which could not be transferred, if you upgrade machines. Redmond has taken notice and reversed that decision.
Today Microsoft announced that it is changing policy and will now allow users to transfer their retail Office 2013 license to a new PC "if the old one fails." The new changes will be updated in the license agreement in future updates, but said that the change is effective immediately.
There are of course limitations, including only being able to transfer the license every 90 days and you can still only run the license on one piece of hardware at a time. We are glad Microsoft has recanted their decision to limit the use of its software, and we hope they will continue to think of the customer over the bottom line.
NVIDIA release new GeForce 314.14 beta, includes support for Tomb Raider, SimCity and more
There's so many games coming out in these coming weeks, including the just-released Crysis 3. NVIDIA are now out of the gate with new beta drivers, the GeForce 314.14 beta drivers. The new beta drivers include improved performance and compatibility for multiple titles.
This includes Tomb Raider, which is out any minute, SimCity due a few minutes later, StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm (March 12) and Resident Evil 6 (March 22). If you want to hit up Hawken with hardware-accelerated PhysX effects when it drops later this week, you'll need these new beta drivers. NVIDIA have also said there are multiple performance increases for those of you running GeForce GTX 680 GPUs, and again when they're in SLI - more numbers here:
GeForce GTX 680:
3.1% in Just Cause 2 at 1920x1080/DX10/4xMSAA
9.1% in Sleeping Dogs at 2560x1600/Extreme/High AA
21.1% in Sniper Elite V2 at 1920x1080/Ultra/High AA
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Evasi0n jailbreak tool downloaded over 14m times
@pod2g has tweeted new statistics about the adoption of the evasi0n jailbreak tool. According to the tweet, 14,051,500 unique devices have connected to Cydia running iOS 6.x. 23 million unique devices have connected to Cydia in the last month meaning that evasi0n has enabled a large group of users to update to iOS 6.x.
The evasi0n jailbreak was released a month ago and was the fastest adopted jailbreak ever. It took just four days for the jailbreak to be adopted by seven million users.
New statistic from @saurik: 14,051,500 unique devices have been seen running Cydia on iOS 6.x! 14 millions! and 23 millions any version.
CCleaner updated to v3.28, includes improved Windows 8 compatibility
Piriform have updated their popular CCleaner to version 3.28 and they announce that this will be the last version 3 release, and that version 4.0 is coming soon! Included in version 3.28 is improved Windows 8 compatibility, cleaning for Windows Log Files, but improved memory usage and performance on Windows 7.
A full list of the goodies:
v3.28.1913 (25 Feb 2013)
- Improved Windows 8 compatibility.
- Improved cleaning for Windows Log Files.
- Improved memory usage and performance on Windows 7.
- Improved cleaning for Adobe Flash Player and ConvertXToDVD.
- Added cleaning for Gadu-Gadu and Foxit Phantom PDF.
- Faster automatic updating for Pro version.
- Updated various translations.
- Minor GUI improvements.
- Minor bug fixes.
If you already own the Professional version, CCleaner should've updated by now, if not you can grab CCleaner right here.


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Upcoming Events
November 1 - SACPA Meeting, 9:30am at Marana Stockyards
November 14 - ACGA Board of Directors Meeting, 10am UA Maricopa Ag Center
November 20 - Special Stocker-Feeder Sale & ACGA Calf Rollover Auction, Willcox Livestock Auction
November 21 - Special Sale, Marana Stockyards
December 26-31 - Arizona National Livestock Show, Phoenix
February 4-7 - Cattle Industry Convention & NCBA Trade Show, San Antonio, TX
January 31, 2015 - Southwest Brangus Breeders Best in the West Bull Sale, Marana Stockyards
April 11 - Bar T Bar Bull Sale, Crater Ranch Headquarters
July 23-25, 2015 - 111th Annual ACGA Convention, Tucson
Save Arizona's Forest Environment (SAFE)
Andy Groseta written testimony 4-11-13
H.R. 1345 Catastrophic Wildfire Prevention Act of 2013
Major fires in 2011 impacted 100 ranching families and displaced approximately 10,000 head of cows and 8,000 head of calves. Thus, ACGA developed the "Save Arizona's Forest Environment (SAFE) Plan. Our ACGA leaders and staff have initiated a "Full Court" press to request emergency regulatory NEPA/ESA relief (exemption and/or waiver) to get cattle back on the Forests and timber harvesting underway as soon as possible. It will immediately require consultation on risk of catastrophic wild fires in critical habitat determinations with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The goal of "SAFE" is to reduce fuel loads so that the risk of catastrophic wildfires are reduced. Read the plan here. Or see the action items excerpted from the plan below:
Arizona Bale-Out Fund 6/21/11
A Bomb in our Forest 6/30/11 read the entire testimony from Bas Aja at the Wallow Fire Hearing
Too Much Fuel in the Forests 7/5/11
Letter to Regional Forester Corbin Newman 7/7/11
SAFE Endorsements
National Cattlemen's Beef Association - 9/1/11